The first six weeks after my daughter was born are full of memories that have nothing to do with her.
I was once afraid to get on the scale.
I was once completely unconcerned with my appearance.
I used to cry all the time.
I once had no time to myself.
Luckily. Those days are over. Well, except for the first one, but I’m working on it.
Tags: baby-blues, ppd, recovery-from-childbirth, watershedPOSTED IN: Infancy
The first phase of motherhood and beyond
Written by Eliza Ferree [email] for b5media.
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1 opinion for The First Six Weeks
Maria
May 10, 2007 at 6:07 am
Scales are scary! Even though I am quite close to my pre-pregnancy weight, I hate getting on a scale! And sometimes I still feel like I have no time to myself!
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